Sentence examples for logical distinction from inspiring English sources

And this is a — There's a logical distinction here that's worth drawing.

Nor do the policies underlying the exclusionary rule invite any logical distinction between physical and verbal evidence.

Surely if the two cases are to be distinguished, the logical distinction would be exactly the opposite one.

With respect to semantics, we find that n-words contribute more negativity than downward entailing operators, confirming the logical distinction between anti-additivity and downward entailment identified in the previous semantic literature on NPI licensing.

L. Rev. 416, 417 (1921) (hereinafter Cook) ("[T]here is no logical distinction between statements which are grouped by the courts under the phrases 'statements of fact' and 'conclusions of law' ").

"There is a clear and logical distinction between the discovery of a new variety of plant and of certain inanimate things, such, for example, as a new and useful natural mineral.

But resisting the assimilation allows us to learn important logical distinctions merely by learning our language.

"Remember that I am a philosopher trying to teach a budding philosopher important logical distinctions," he said.

No logical distinctions are so important that students can be allowed to feel intimidated whilst learning them.

Cottolengo is a place where, each election day, "idiots," "people unable to make logical distinctions," are guided to the voting booth by nuns.

Its lucidity in perceiving logical distinctions may have been due to Knight's early training as a philosopher, which made him skeptical of much economic theory.